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To: Zeddie88 who wrote (6231)10/9/1999 10:01:00 AM
From: Fargonaut   of 110626
 
There are two ways you might have this folder set up: first, physically having it as a subdirectory on the Favorites folder (C:\Win\Favorites\Links\Zeddie). Or, you might have the properties of the link button set as a shortcut to the folder, which is actually located somewhere else. This second way is handy for home-brew html pages.

There are two ways you might activate this link: the first is with one (left) click, like it says in The Manual. On my machine, though, I have better luck if I drag and drop the link button from the Links bar to a blank part of the main browser window. The folder should open and show you the list of links in it. You probably will have to left-click on a blank part of the page at this point (to update the focus?), then double-click the link you want. (Edit: sometimes single-click and hit enter will work when nothing else will.)

You can mix and match the choices here, let me know if anything works.

Frank
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